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The Pacific Cons, uurr,c....

NoaALEs, A. T., Oct la-All attempts
TO get new from the storm destruction ON
the southern coast today have been futile.
The superstition, Is, however, that the cities
Of Mantlan and San Bias have been par.
tally, II not wholly, destroyed by the hur.
ricanc and the tidal wave. II is said the
banks OF the bay at Guaymas arc crowded
with people waiting tidings from the swept
away cities and the schooncrs Of the gulf.
The storm and the tidal wave were the
most severe that have ever been known.
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b'IhTlurcs-hOD Roy, 'At lsIuhui iNchc
Macrendy, Walnut Bend.
Genera News.
BuRINEss dull.
CLEAR and cool.
QUIET on the levce yesterday.
DoS'r forget the Kate Adams today.
TnE Rene Macrcady had fair trip for
Walnut Bend.
for White river.
PrIors report ak feet Of water between
Cairo and 81. Louis.
MAJ. JonS. ID. ADAMS, owner OF the Kate
Adams is in the city.
Tm Patrol, towing several bargcs Of stone,
came down the river yesterday.
DURIsG the twenty-four hours ending at
noon yesterday the river here remained
stationary.
TIN City of Providence is the Anchor line
packet leaving here at 10 o'clock this morn
ing for Nicksburg.
TIM repairs To the tug James O'Connor
have been completed, and she is again doing
duty In the harbor.
TIN oarsmcn running RATS on the Chippe-
wa river recently struck for 81 20 per day
instead Of 81 %. They were granted the adj
vance.
THE James Lee, Capt. Claggett, leaves
here this evening for Helena, Friars Point
aud all way landings. William Ashford,
viii Darragh anil uus Cummins are her
clerks. .t
TIM Coahoma, Capt. John Higgins, il the
Lee line packet lyaying this evening forGold
Dust, Osceola aid way points. William,
Smithcr, Sid Wluelcr and Charley Leftwich
arc her clerks. tGE .
TnE Kate Adams, Capt. Mark Cheek,
leaves here this cvching for Helena, Terrcne,
Concordin, Arkansas City and all way land
ings. William Banker, Lew Price and
Harry Best ART her clerks.
Tm Gayoso + behind this trip, but she
will he here in time 10 leave this evening
for Tiptonville aud al way points on the
upper coast. CAPT. w. T.. Hall commands,
with II. o. MiclSl and r.. A. Menzics in the
Office.
NAVIGATION on the Ohio river did not open
lnit fall until the first week IN November.
when IL will be resumed this fall II a ques-
ton that is difficult 10 answer, and one In
which y good many pcoplenrc very much in
tcrcstcd. The weather wise, many of whom
predicted water some time ago, have nothing
more To say; they begin Ia realize that they
know no more In regard 10 the future than
other people,
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so,sou seed Products.

rHINE ORuDE Ou-None; of crude, none
prime summer yellow, t2c; of summer vel.
low, i0c; choice cooking summer yellow,
42Ctitc, miners hummer yellow, 4OCpaic,
prime cotton seed meal, Sl0 % car load lots;
less ihan ear load, 81 -.
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E~nrthquakc SHOCKS.

CRY or Mexico, Oct. ia special
via FL Paso, Tex, says: Yesterday even
ing about q o'clock n slight earthquake
shock wa felt i'm some portions Of the city.
Inquiry at the meteorological observatory
in the national palace revealed the fact
il was not confined entirely to the
valley, but extended over several states in
the republic.
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r.. 4. N. q.

Don't suffer any longer, but Use Tanners
lnfallible Neuralgia Cure, the only infalli-
bile cure on earth for all forms Of neuralgia
and nervous headache. Rangum Root
Medicine Co., Manufacturers, Nashville,
Tenn. Sold at Holsters drug store, 2S3
Main street. so cents per box.
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Successful Missionary Labors.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-Consul General
Cardwell, Of Cairo, Egypt, in a report to
the department Of state, calls special atten-
ton 20 the successful labors Of American
missionaries in the valley OF the Nile.
Nearly 4, 600 native pupils are in attend
ance at the schools that have been estab-
ljshed.
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lEecSlsluna.

HAy-Choicc, from store, SIC; car load
from levcc or depot, $I6 prime, store, s0c;
car load from leycc or depot, $l5; prairie
from store, SOC; car load from leyee Oh depot,
Bn.x-From store. soc; from levee or de-
pot, f15.
C~oRN-From store, white, sic; mixed, SIC;
from leyee or depot, white, in bulk. 4Oc: in
SKIS, DE; mixed, In bulk, 47c; IN SKIS, soc.
oArs-From store, white, &c; mixed, 33c;
from levce or depot, white, in bulk, 33c; In
FRS, Dci mixed, IN bulk, 2Oc; in SKIS, sic.
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Male. and Horses.

Nuns - Moderate demand; ~ 10 llis
hands high, nome; u to l5is hands high, $40
OIlGi, lbls 10 10 hands high, slIha2OO.
HoRsp-Dull; drivers, tlOoalbO; heavy
draft, SOo, saddle, si2Aa2OO extra saddle,
t2oo0t3c0 plug, Sios'o; Texas ponies, SIS
Gtn.
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o'1 sellers; observation-disclosures, 5 Old sell
ess' January February, 3 Odd sellers Febru-
aaS.March, a0sl value; M%arch-April, 8 IOd
sc,'srs; April-May, 3 i9d sellers; May.Junc,
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Grain, Provisions and Groceries.

CHICAGo, H., Oct i3.-Whcat trading to-
day was light. In fact, the market was quite
dull most OF the session, but nj the same
time the feeling was steady. Liverpool was
quoted quiet aud prices u shade lower all
around. This caused an easy feeling early
here, and slight decline In prices. In corn
adull, steady feeling prevailed, with trading
limited aud confined Ia local operators. Oats
were In good shipping demand. The arrivals
were not large, and the sample market en-
hibitcd a good deal Of strength. On the reg
ulnr market trade, which Is speculative main
~, was quite small Prices, notwithstand-
ing this fact, ruled without material change
from yesterdays quotations. Provisions
were slow and prices without change Of inn
portnncc. Receipts of hogs were larger and
prices lower. This had a weakening effect
on holders of produce, and induced them 10
sell more freely, and slight declines were
recorded ON lard and short ribs. Mess pork
rccciyeimoW attention and advanced a shade.
Lard for October, sold NJ q 27lsa6 32lf, aud
closed nj u ~; January sold at q 30a5 32H.
Light sales Of October short ribs were made
at 1a7 Nc. aud January at q i5aG 22is. Late
In the day October ribs went TO ! ~, which
was the closing price.
The leading futures ranged a. follow1:
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TnosE unhappy persons who suffer from
and dyspepsia should use Car.
icr's Little Nerve Pills, which are made OK.
prcssly for slceplesS nervous, ~dyspcptic sui.
ipr,rs' Price ~ cents.
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HoGs-Choicc, SIC.
SnrEr-Choicc, SIC; medium, 70.
L,sns-Good 10 choice, tldi -
GR,ss CNTLE-Ihoicc, $40; good, 3d3i.c;
fair To medium, 2,.@2Ac; scallawagS, ~
m9c.
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Wool.

ST.: LOUIS, Mo, oct. 13-wool quiet, but
steady and unchanged; unwashed, bright
medium, 1Sa2Ic; coarse braid, loa25ci low
sandy, loalsc; fair light, l6a2Oc; hne heavy,
l2alsc; tub washed, choice, 5daJ1ci iair, 34a
Soc; low, 30a32c.
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report is ny follows:
CLEARINGs
EXCHANGE.


New York and cities north and east. on
demand, 81 discount buying, par selling
New York and principal cities north and
east, three days grace, s. discount buying,
par selling; New Orleans, ~ discount buying,
par selling.
The local cotton market closed very Arm,
al an advance Of sc on all grades. Sales,
1890 bales. The New Orleans market closed
firm, with spots advanced lsc and futures
firm and up Il 70 10 points. At New York
tpots closed firm, with futures active and
steady aud up "a to 20 points. A leading
q New York cotton circular says OF the future
market: active trading and buoyant prices
characterized the market for cotton options
today. All months were In demand, and
while occasional periods Of weakness seemed
10 develop, offerings were quickly and
promptly taken care Of, and the advancing
tendency received new impetus. The adj
vance amounted 10 1920 points, closing nj
the highes, level Of the day, with the tone
very strong and a little excited on the lin.
ited amoun Of the Offering"
Liverpool closed firm with good demand.
with futures steady and up 2 points.
The local general market remains steady
and unchanged, except hog products, which
declined considerably today. The large ar
rivals and sales Of cotton have increased the
volume Of business largely, as clearly indi-
Gated by the comparative report Of bank
clearing published above.
MroRTs.
Two hundred and fifty brls apples, 20 brls
beans and peas, 10 pkgs butter, 10 pkgs
bacon, s4S pkg boots aud shoes, $50 pkgs
cheese, 300 SKIS coffee, 1850 SKIS cotton seed,
~ ears cotton seed, i25 brls cement 1850 pkgs
dry goods, ~ pkgs eggs, 025 brls Hour, 7Al
bales hay, 80 pkgs hats, - head hogs, ~
bead cattle. 70 head horses and mules. 800
pkgs lard, 5000 feet lumber, 30 pkgs liquors.
, ears lime, 800 brls lime, 100 bTls meal, ~
brls molasscs, 1000 bu oats, % brls onions,
25 bris potatoes, II cars pork sides, ~ pkgs
rice, 10 brls sugar, iO0Pkgs tobacco, l,SOO bu
wheat.
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount Of grain
received, Withdrawn and IN store by regular
elevators, as reported 20 the Merchants cN.
change today; Wheat withdrawn, $40 bu;
IN store, sS,64i bu. Corn Tecsived, GA bu,
withdrawn. Iss bu; In stoy~ o. !. Oats |
reeelyea y W Withdrawn, 1870 bui in
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New York Drv Good. Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-The character oi the
demand was unchanged and confined to act
ual necessities Of the distributing trade rep,
perell and Rock river drills were advanced
&c.
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Advice 90

Nh. wInsiow's soothing syrup should AWAY, he
u,,si for ehIllru teriling II snothrs thc ,hilJ.
snftens tho gums. allais all pain, Currs Wind cholic.
aud "a lie best Un'eh, iof ilaifhca. &c a bUttlc.
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Rivers and weather.

OFFICIAL siGsAL STHvICr, a.. 8. Al
MENr1nS October ~, ! y. m.
Tho following observations arr taken at all stn.
tions named at - meridian time, which N one
hour later than Memphis time: o.
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DAiLY rom ,Sp INTERIOR MARKET.

Incrcase % ccclpth ibis icaf....... .-."""a,,NolV'
LIVERPOOL
= At noon; Spots firm aud In good demand.
Bales, 1000 bales. Of which American 900
bales. Receipts, O,0oo bales, OF which GOO
bales were American. Closing quota.
tious were ~ follows; Ordinary, 4Hd; good
ordinary, 4 ii.iUj; low middling.. 81; good
middling 0rlcans.. 6fd.
Futures opened steady nj tho advance,
and closed steady, NJ follows:
tfbe prices are given in pence and oiths,
thus 4 G3 means 4 C50id u . VI means
eiGid.l
Attpm.: October, s lod buyers October
uessmbcr,j 0Sd sellers, November December,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
APPEAL OFFICE,
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. l8, III,

DVHfDA ENENINU, Oct. II, IhS7. I
The money market remains firm with bank
rates on loans TO cus,omerss per cent, Moth
ing is done outside of the regular custom.
The demand for money has declined ma
terially and the supply is equal to all busi-
ness purposes.
The Clearinghouse report is as follows:
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OIL and ~Turnentinc.
THE RIVERS.

CLkvELASD, o., Oct. l3.-Pctrolcum-
Steady; =. W, 100, &c.
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STEAMBOATS.
1887. OCTOBER SCHEDULE. 1881

EVERY SUNDAY. TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
From the Elevator Bailding.
1887. OCTOBER SCHEDULE. 1897.
Str, ARKANSAS ClTI............. ... Brolasli, master,
SUNDAY. Oct. I'd. 10th and 10th. at 10 am.
Str. CIT OF NiCKSBt KG.......w hitledge, master,
TCESDAI. Oct. 9Th aud 18th, AT 10 am.
Str. MlILS :. Nicktr, master,
FRIDAY. Oct. eth aud list. at 10 am.,
Sir. tlIl w ......... ....~.. Llgntntf, mntttf,
SUNDAY. DE. 9TH and I'D. at 10 am.
Str. BELLE MEMPHIS. ....,.......... ....B Baker, master,
TrEsDAN, Oct. nth aud 18th, at 10 am.
Str. CITY OF PROVIDENCE ........- CaTyell, master,
FRIDAY, Oct. lith aud 18th, at 10 am.
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Sales. 500 COO. The total sales Of stocks to-
day were 5l7, ss4 shares. Closing quotations:
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TIME TABLES.

hAIlnUHU LIME IHDlLOs
Chesapeake and Ohio Route.
.rost NAH. s asa S.% srast Mail. LES As'a S.%
Fast Ex....... @so pm sfast Ex-.,.... 24s am
eRipley Ac....... 40 pm Ripley Ac."... s4o am
Mail and express trains run solid between Mem
phis and Louisville, pnilnnn bullet sleeper fons
press, Three hours quickest time 10 Chicago.
Ticket Office under Peabody Hotel.
Kansas City, Memphis and birmingham.
Leaves Arrives
EAST Mail -. g. 400 pm Fast Moil.y:'lgl 10 am
Mississippi and Tennessee.
IN. O. Mail. 100 osd p@ az. o. Mall. SEQ as', a%
aSardis Ac....... $40 pm "Sardls Ac,Y.,.. 80 an
local Freight. 400 am sLocal Freight 430 pm
MONDAY. Wednesday and Friday.
sTues,iay, Thursday aud Saturday.
Mail trains will not stop at WhitchaVen, Horn
Lake. Neshit, Loves or flag stations.
Mississippi Valley Route L., n. q. T. u. H.
N. o Fast Mail $50 PIN y. o. rest Mail ",oam
Louisville and Nashville.
EAST MAIL. 49,. 1910 rsI pm East Msll....,. SIS am
mail. ..... .....lnl am Mail ..,.;.Y... 600 pm
est. Louis Ex.." 100 pm .st Louis EN-" %N AN
Standard time.
Gulf Route KANSAS Su!, SpfihgHeiu "hu
Memphis.
Leaves Arrives
tx. C. Ex. ........lG30 am ek. e. Ex..... 44b pm
TX. e. Mail. ...... Goo PIN TX. Z. Mpii.,.". $40 am
est. Louis and est. Louis AMI
Chicago FIX. Co pm Chicago Ex... s+5 am
Leave Mississippi and Tennessee Depot
Memphis and Charleston.
Leaves Arrives
Through Tx. ..l 1000 pm Through Ex... Clio am
Mail and Ex .. 1000 an eMail and Ex.. Gl5 pm
AcouorviIl. A.. hIh n, 4snmlryila Az f.lO INN
Memphis and Little Rock.
In effect Sept. is, 1897.
Leaves Arrives
Through pns.. 1890 pm Through Pas. g35 pm
Through Pas. d25 am Through Pas. 30 am
Local Freight. 100 pm Local Freight. 40 pm
eThro'h Freight gOO pm .Thro'h Freight $50 am
Central standard time.
NOTE Daily. Except sunday.
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Low
Water. n
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steamer Leaving.
Movements at the Leyee.
General News.

Arriyals-Patrol, Above.
Dcpartures-Rob Roy, Cat Island; Rene
Macrendy, Walnut Bend.
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LONDON, Oct. l3.-The bullion in the
Bank OF England decreased $4,000 during
the past week. The proportion Of the Bank
Of England reserve 10 liability is now 4l.5o
per cent.
PARIS, Oct. i3-Tbrec per cent rentes, SIT
05c for the account The weekly statement
Of the Bank Of France shows q decrease Of
II, CPS, 000f gold and 1850, 000f silver.
BANK ~CLEARINGs.
INV YoRH, Oct. l3.-Thc bank clcarings
today were Si2b,4 Az IA; balances, $5,22s,052.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. i3.-The bank clear
ings today were 81, 03s, ss6; balances, S214, 392.
ST. IouIs, Mo-, Oct. l3.-Thc bank clear
ings today were 81, 40, go; balances, 1884,
100.
BosroS, Mass, Oct. l3.--Thc bank clear
ings today were Sl7, 402, 492; balances, s2,020,-
800.
PnnADELrHIA, Pa, Oct. 10. THE bank
clcarings today were Si0, l20, GiOi balances,
Sl,Sl7, b67,
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On the Right Side.

In commenting on the position Of the
Free Press III favor Of female suffrage,
the W. &. L. L. department OF the
iiighmore Herald has the following to
say: Another of the ablest papers in
the territory, this time a republican,,
has taken a stand Oh the woman ques-
tion and stand that the genial and
able Mc Mamma need not be ashamed
Of. lnthis advanced age of thought
and progress when al editor takes the
other side of this question We are apt
10 think one Of two things. Either he
is minforlned, which is nexcusable for
an editor, or else he has very poor
opinion Of women as a class aud we in
fer he judges them all by his wife, or if
he have none, by his mother and sisters.
In either case the situation is not very
complimentary 10 the editor and his
female relatives. Thus 1t is that we
see the ablest papers are the first To
fall into line on the great questions of
the day, equal suffrage aud prohibi-
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Deiinaiirnt 1856 Taxes.

The following * the text Of the act or
tie Dakota legislature extending the
time when taxes for 1856 become de-
linquent
Az act providing for the extension Of
the time for the pay meDt OF taxes for
1856
BE il enacted hy the legislative as
sembly Of the Territory of Dakota.
Section /. That all unpaid taxes for
the year l,sG shall become delinquent
on the first Monday of February, 1887
and shall draw interest IT the rate Of
per cent per month from the date Of
s'iyh delinquency until the first day of
July. 1851 al which latter date there
shall I've added as a penalty ) per cent.
upon thc amount SO remaining unpaid
and per cent. per month thereafter
until paid, 10 be added on the first day
of each succeeding month.
See. >. The county treasurers Of the
various counties in this Territory shall
not proceed to collect by distress and
sale any OF the taxes hereinhefore re-
ferrrcd 10 until after the first day of
July, A. ID. 1881, provided, that III case
amy person having only personal prop
elty assessed and upon which the taxes
are unpaid. shall, in the opinion Of The
treasurer. be about to move ont of the
county, OF to dispose of such property.
it shall be the duty OF such treasurer 10
collect such taxes at amy time after the
tax duplicate has been placed In his
hands as provided by law.
Sec 8. All acts and parts Of acts in
conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
See. 4. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage
and approval.
Approved January 2S, 1887.
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VI. {. 4. L. COLUMN.

If life in Russia seems 20 many n
Russian hardly worth living, says Il
London paper, it is not because the
curse of drink presses too heavily upon
the people, as whole, as is frequently
supposed. Indeed in the middle ami
upper classes, the use of liquor is less
general than in Western nations. The
drunkenness is principally among the
ignorant ana degraded city and country
laborers; and among them it is SO uni
versal that it brings the sum total of
drink consumed very high, despite the
examples of abstinence already rcscrrt d
10. Something like ten quarts of
brandy is the rate Of consumption OF
that liquor for every man, woman aud
child in the empire. The proportion, in
the larger cities,'of drinking-s saloons TO
the population is about the same as in
New York or Philadelphia--one saloon
to every l25 Inhabitants.
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Lincoln Il. the Wa Department.

From RecollectiOns Of Secretary
stanton by IA clerk Of the war depart
ment. in the March Century, we quote
as follows: In the days of Which
write, MIR. Lincoln was particularly
woe hegone figure. 1t was one OF those
periods of the war when the whole sit
uation. military, financial and political.
was one Of almost unrelieved black
ness. He spent hours at Il time. shut
mp with Mr.. Stanton all business and
speech being mainly put aside. 50 far as
outsiders could judge, while these lone
/ ~ communions lasted. Was il not the
gloomy autumn days Of 1864, that the
fearful secretary had in mind, when lie
spoke those pathetic words as he took
the hand Of the just-expired President,
All. dear friend there is none now to
do me Justice; none TO tell the world Of
the anxious hours we have spent to-
gethcr.' Even before the autumn had
well set in, Mr.. Lincoln had begun to
enwrap himself III the familiar plaid
shawl. and, with lis hat pulled well
down il front, he would scnlry along
the halls Of the war department. and
into the retiring room Of the Secretary
noticing and speaking to nobody. At
times he would sit in the retiring room
with the doors open between that and
the apartment in which the Secretary,
walking about rs was his wont, was
transacting business with Tie depart
mental officers and clerks, on visitors.
prolOngiDg his course. every few MN
utes, 10 the adjacent room, TO hold con-
verse with his chief 1t was an inter
esting and Il pleasant sight. that of MI
Lincoln seated with one long leg
crossed upon the other, his head lit
tie peaked, and his face lit np by the
animation of talking or listening, while
Mr.. Stanton would stand sidewiSe TO
him, with one hand resting lightly on
the back Of the chair i'll the brief inter
walls Of that everlasting occupation of
wiping his spectaclts. But ii, while III
such proximity. Sir. Lincoln should
happen to rise to his feet. farewell to
the picturesqueness of the scene, for
the striking difference in height and
girth at once suggested the two qend-
drncs in the French comic opera. y
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lodges on the wrinkled neck of the cat
erpillar, Just the same time when he,
satisfied with his thefts in the ypgeta-
ble kingdom, goes out OF sight, To
change into chry and sleep his
way into Il new dress and new life.
\ vain hope. The seed hos the situa-
ton. It sends forth its tiny green
stem, draws its life from the helpless
catcrpiller. and not only sends up its
lit,lc shoot with the bulrush stem cap
ped with tiny cat-tail, bot fills with
its root the entire body of its victim.
changing il intoa a white pith-lIke yege-
table substance. This, however, pre-
serves the exact shape Of the cater
pillar 1t is nut-likc IN substance and
is eaten by the natives with great
relish. Julja =. Buiiad. Ia Ho,ch 81.
Nich0t0S.
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nE governor has sent in the follow

THE governor has sent III the follow
ing nominations:
i'ruUkiu-s Gnlyersity--Gcurge Moorehousa.
c. Il. Darcy +. j. Lally, j. d. Lawlcr.
Grand FORKS Tnivcrsity-P. {. Donovan,
James Twomhry. G. E. Hienel.
Rapid City school Of mines-A. J. Simmons,
John Il. Brennan, Gustavc Schrass. X. B,
Hughes, C. Y. Gardner,
SpCsrash normal school-.john Waltzmuth,
Albert Powers, J. r. Summers
jamestown insane hcspita!-S. K. McMlnn!s,
Lewis Lyon, r. !. Jones, Councilman Gallo
way. l.. I. Mnzrshimcr.
Sioux Falls renitcntiary-P. J. Runkle. John
J. Murray. Thor,or T.. Peek, ". II. Corson, Z.
II. Bpbcc.
The nstne OF Frank Emerson was originally
sent, but with Withdrawn by the governor AZ
the personal request OF Councilman Giigsby
and Pcck's name substituted.
Ncrmi.liCn university D. NJ iuman. II. T.
Hanson, II H. Blair, J. y. Corkl.n. j. &. Ryan
Vice president OF the board OF health, DIR
+. 4. Spuf,oYd. Of taudrau.
superintendent of the boart. OF health Dr
Chas. I. King, of Maudan.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-03-05
Pledge the Children.
Ncwsboy's Appeal

~. If yon would save the next Gener-
alton for God-pledge the children
.. if you would have "a generation
that will not tolerate the dram-shop and
its kindred vices pledge the children.
s. Ii YOU would save one billion. and
q half to the nation pledge
the children.
l. If you wonld conquer the greatest
foe TO human happiness pledge the
children.
5. II you would rob the ga!lows and
the grave of their Sfctims-pledge the
children.
6. IT YOU wonld destroy tue greatest
barrier to the progress Of the Gospel
pledge the children.
!. If you would empty the asylums,
almshouses and prisons--pledge the
children.
\. If YOU would halt forever the fear
ful procession OF sixty thoGand men
that march annually to desAuction-
! pledge the children.
8. II you want TO do work that will
show III eternity pledge the children.